News
Philly Block Project Strives to Engage South Kensington
South Kensington is one of the most historic areas of Philadelphia, and a new project is helping document it’s past and present. View More »
Month: April 2016
News
Habitat Breaks Ground for New Affordable Housing Project
Habitat for Humanity Philadelphia (HFHP) broke ground near campus last week for Diamond Park, the organization’s largest project to date. View More »
Entertainment
Festival Prompts Students “What if?”
Temple students and alumni came together this Tuesday for their shared drive to say “What if?” View More »
Entertainment
Urban Farm Plants Seeds for Community Growth
Walking north on 11th Street, Temple students may come across an unexpected find – the urban farm Life Do Grow. View More »
News
Campaign Seeks to Increase Body Empowerment
A new campaign called Anti-Shame Week (ASW16) has come to Temple. The campaign was designed to eradicate the stigma that girls across the world feel when it comes to their periods. View More »
News
Anti-Shame Week Comes to Temple
Just before the end of the academic year, a new campaign has sprung at Temple.
Titled Anti-Shame Week 2016 (ASW16), the campaign seeks to erase the stigma surrounding girls and menstruation. View More »
News
Temple Psychology Dept. Publishes Study on Smartphone Use
Temple University’s Department of Psychology recently published a study detailing a relationship between smartphone usage and how it affects a person’s behavior. View More »
SportsDesk
Owls Come Up Short in 12-10 Loss to Golden Eagles
Temple’s last three of four games have been extremely too close for comfort, and the Owl’s seem to find themselves on the short end of the stick every time. View More »
News
Computer Recycling Center Celebrates Grand Opening
The Computer Recycling Center has moved from the Tech center to the ground floor of Pearson Hall. View More »
News
Stadium Stompers Block Broad Street
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_C25-M6xGQQ
Temple University Stadium protestors, the “Stadium Stompers,” the “Fight for 15” group, and community members from across North Philadelphia gathered on North Broad Street Thursday afternoon to symbolically block the flow of traffic and march their way south to City Hall. View More »